Mary Ann Bevan who was known as the "ugliest woman in the world" but when you know her life you'll call her the "most beautiful person in the world."

 


She is Mary Ann Bevan who was known as the "ugliest woman in the world" but when you know her life you'll call her the "most beautiful person in the world." 

Marry Ann suffered from acromegaly due to which she had abnormal growth nd facial distortion. 

After the death of her husband, with no breadwinner in the house, accumulating debts and financial needs of her 4 children she decided to enter the humiliating contest and won the offensive title of "ugliest woman in the world" later she was hired by a circus, toured different cities where people came to laugh nd humiliate her.



 She endured the ridicule of others in order to raise her children nd give them a better quality of life. She died in 1933. 


To this day, society judges people on their physical appearance, if our eyes could see souls instead of bodies, Mary Ann would have been the most beautiful woman in the world.



  Caroline Denney said,


Beauty comes from within yourself,  with selflessness and compassion, with kindness. 

Here is a woman who loved her children more than life itself.  Blessings to you πŸ™

We're all beautiful and very unique that's what makes us different from everyone else ❤

Those you judge others should take a good look at their own lives before they say anything about anyone.

Amanda Mizell said,

Acromegaly gradually gets worse. She didn’t look like this her entire life….for the sweetheart who was kind enough to mention that some man had 4 kids with her. She was actually very stunning before her disease progressed. Bless her heart for having to endure peoples ridicule.


Comments

Popular posts from this blog

"At first light they attacked… [swinging] their swords and battle-axes without mercy until they stood ankle-deep in blood. Few of the victims escaped with their lives."

Philippines Major Isabelo 'Belong' Abaya and the Igorot Freedom Fighters

On September 16, 1976, world-champion finswimmer Shavarsh Karapetyan was finishing a 13-mile training run in Armenia when he suddenly heard a disturbing sound.